Does this mean, for example, I can turn down anyone with a pet regardless of it being an "emotional support animal" if we do not outwardly advertise? 

So this being said, should i take the risk to upgrade the flooring and likely have to replace again when she moves out due to animal scratches and tear up? 

Stamps will be first class stamps, mixture of USA Flag and Animals.

I wouldn't allow pets because some people just are not responsible pet owners, and rather than you find out after a move out, best to just now allow it, unless you allow caged animals.

With this many people and animals in the house it may cost me loads of money.Sorry Im venting a little bit - people like this make me lose more faith in society - I've always been the type to do things on a handshake and a mans/womans word means something - I've treated people with respect and gotten it back - it doesnt appear to be a 2 way street with this guy. 

Examples would be karate school, doctor office, vet animal office, restaurant, dentist, salon, barber shop, gym,etc.People like getting out and living.

The dog is not a service animal.

I love animals, but I see it a lot where someone starts off with two dogs or cats and a year later, they have 40 because they can't find anyone to take the babies or afford to fix them all, so they start inbreeding and then it just gets out of control. 

We have a dog and cat that have brought fleas into the house and instead of using harsh chemicals, we spray this on the animals and floor, furniture and carpet.

We have a local government entity - Clean Water Services - who reviews what you want to do and signs off that there aren't any issues with wetlands or protected environmental situations (animals?